Phrase support - phrase net diagrams

FL has a dataset and guide section in support of phrases. I would like additional visual support - FL used to be more current on the visual text analysis tools.

https://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse512/15sp/lectures/CSE512-Text.pdf for context.

Please consider phrase net diagrams for Logos 9. For an example the phrase X begat Y produces the following diagram which does an excellent job of highlighting the individuals who are emphasized in the "begats"

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